multiple-line image-caption, how?

[SNap]

hi,

how do i do multiple line- image captions on Galeries? it takes every line for one image, how can i do multiple lines for each picture?

Cheers
SNap

[frold]

see this post

http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=8215#8215

[SNap]

no thats not what i meant.. i mean:

- i have e.g. 6 images
- and i want 3 lines of caption for each image

SNap

[frold]

no thats not what i meant.. i mean:

- i have e.g. 6 images
- and i want 3 lines of caption for each image

SNap

Then write what you want and first hit "enter" when you want to start the text to the next image...

[SNap]

yeah sure, but i need to control the line-break

eg.:

image name
image type
dimensions

i only found an old dos-trick: ALT-255 (invisible char)

but this is kind a tricky, because if line is too short it will not break

[pSouper]

you could try

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bob[BR]buttons[BR]balls

[SNap]

mom. I'll try....

[SNap]

great! It works! *dancing*

Thank you very much!

are there more of these tags?

SNap

[pSouper]

it's not really a tag it's... a secret
actually all the tags are in the front.func.inc.php (i think all are there)

[Pappnase]

oh psouper you are my hero!

[pSouper]

and you good sir, are taking the piss out of me
you can also use...
[ i][ /i]
[ b][ /b]
[ s][ /s]
[ u][ /u]
(without the leading space )
I'm sure thier are many more in that file you can use,

[pSouper]

A quick hack to give you 'replacement tag' control over the class, face, size & colour of text that may interest you SNap (and maybe papp, et al)
this of course works anywhere including your images captions ect.

open:
front.func.inc.php.
find:

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// added simple [br] -> <br />
	$search[25]    = '/\[br\]/i';
	$replace[25]   = '<br />';

add after:

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	//added simple font size
	$search[196]		= '/\[CLASS\:(\w+)\](.*?)\[\/CLASS\]/';
	$replace[196]		= '<span class=\'$1\'>$2</span>';
	//<span class="articleCode">text</span>	
	//added simple font size
	$search[197]		= '/\[FONTSIZE\:(\w+)\](.*?)\[\/FONTSIZE\]/';
	$replace[197]		= '<font size=\'$1\'>$2</font>';	
	//added simple font face
	$search[198]		= '/\[FONT\:(\w+)\](.*?)\[\/FONT\]/';
	$replace[198]		= '<font face=\"$1\">$2</font>';
	//added simple font colour
	$search[199]		= '/\[COLOR\:(\w+)\](.*?)\[\/COLOR\]/';
	$replace[199]		= '<font color=$1>$2</font>';

save: & enjoy

useage:
[CLASS:classname]my text[/CLASS]
note: the class should be the outer most replacement tag as all repTags overwrite each other as they traverse inward.
the class must be in your phpwcms_templates/inc_css/frontend.css file to work
[FONT:]Verdana[/FONT]
you may use any fint you wish BUT if the viewer does not have the font you choose it will not show up on thier browser so be carefull, this is not the same as the graphic font replace mod.

[COLOR:ff0000]colours this text red[/COLOR]
(i use the US spelling as this seams to be a standard )
use any 6 digit hex number as a colour. these equate to... 1st/2nd=red 3rd/4th=green & 5th/6th=blue : mix then up and you have a colour
a colour chart can be found here:http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/ref ... lor_codes/

you may use these tags nested to get a different font's in different colours
eg.. [CLASS:ContentHead][FONT:verdana][COLOR:ff0000]this is my red text[/COLOR][/FONT][/CLASS]

I'll do a few more for size ect.

[SNap]

unbelieveable THX!

[pSouper]

np dude

[frold]

np dude

do they have internet at the hospital? wifi?